"Fuck, how did I suddenly get surrounded? Where are you guys?"
"I dunno."
Zz1tai was confused too. He had come down from mid with FOFO, yet he was still on the way when the enemy bot duo had already arrived?
Watching MLXG's Wukong get beaten three on one, he tacitly chose to retreat on the spot.
It wasn't that he didn't want to go down and help his bro, but with things looking like this, he was afraid he wouldn't make it back either~ What terrified Zz1tai most was that, even though he could clearly tell from the Laning Phase that the other side was taking it easy and messing around, whenever a situation requiring teamwork arose, their instinctive reactions always exceeded GNR's expectations.
Especially this bot lane.
They hadn't even played together for long, right? How could their support rotations be so fast and unanimous?
[That's a pro-level support rotation. The bot fight had barely started, and they were already there?]
[Too bad EDG isn't streaming, so we don't know how they communicate. But that rotation was seriously ridiculous.]
[If my friends had that kind of awareness, I wouldn't have been sent to Tilanqiao Prison.]
[Tilanqiao Prison? Your friend's pretty damn impressive, then. Not only did he come out rich, he can brag about it for the rest of his life.]
EDG's Bot Lane rotation speed was something not only the viewers and GNR hadn't expected—even EDG themselves hadn't expected it. Luo Zhen rarely performed like this before, because most of the time, he had to go all out just to stabilize the bot lane situation. PPGOD was above average even among pros, but there were too many monsters in the Support Role, and he couldn't fully control bot lane's Lane Control.
But Meiko was different.
The moment Meiko